If I were a trained nurse," she said obstinately, "it would be all right!
I am not alone," she said, sitting down; "there is a trained nurse in the other room.
On a certain December evening Emily decided that she was very unwell, and must have a trained nurse.
Mildred had told her just enough to render her curious, but had withheld any information as to how a California girl happened to be in New York working as a trained nurse.
Just think of it: she actually spent money in giving Mildred an education as a trained nurse.
Now I suggest that a trained nurse be called in to--" "A trained nurse!
This really proves that we should have a trained nurse.
Trained Nurse and write a few new ones, which have within the past year appeared in the American Journal of Nursing.
It is an earnest wish to help the young graduate over the intricate paths that the inexperienced nurse must often tread that has led me to revise some early contributions [Footnote: Printed by permission of the Trained Nurse.
To feel that she can teach the "Trained Nurse" will often make a friend of the cook, and this will make things pleasanter all around.
The patient is more safe with this method in the hands of the average doctor or trained nurse.
I should prefer a trained nurse, and this woman is simply the self-taught village sort, but Clara prefers her.
Of course, it is unreasonable, but the poor soul has always had an awful dread of hospitals and a possible operation, and I believe that in some way she thinks a trained nurse one of a dreadful trinity.
She shrinks at the very mention of a trained nurse.
She found the physician, a trained nurse, and Monsieur Lamonti's lawyer present; but paying no heed to them she walked quietly to the bedside, where she sat down and took the hand which the man weakly extended to her.
Knowing the squire's horror of incurring heavy expenses, Clifford did not quite like to send him to a hospital, while the cost of a trained nurse in the house, with her board to be paid, would very soon amount to an appalling sum.
She expected to meet a trained nurse only, and the Jenkins--Sabina Meldreth and the doctor perhaps beside, but no one else.
Innocence is one thing, ignorance is another, and a trained nurse of twenty-five cannot and should not be as ignorant as a child, whether she be a nun or a lay woman.
It was plainly her duty to prevent any further revelations if she could and to forget what she had heard; for a trained nurse's standard of honour must be as high as a doctor's, since she is trusted as he is.
A trained nurse, even if she be a nun, may learn a good deal about human nature in five years, and Sister Giovanna was naturally quick to perceive and slow to forget.
Oh, he has a trained nurse, and she can read to him," said Mrs. Reffold hurriedly.
I certainly have a trained nurse to look after me, but she is altogether too much for me, and she does just as she pleases.
I had a trained nurse once," replied Bernardine; "and she could read; but she would not.
Mr. Claybourne met us at the dock, accompanied by a Miss Brock, a trained nurse, who was to travel with us to California.
It was some time in the spring that a trained nurse came to live with us in the little house in Kensington.
You have a trained nurse to look after you--it was too serious to take any chances.
It could maintain a trained nurse to care for the sick and helpless, to teach the people how to live, and how to care for their homes and their children.
A trained nurse is a graduate from a hospital where she has successfully completed a course of training.
These two sayings show that the work of a trained nurseis no ordinary occupation.
It is not necessary for her to be a trained nurse, but she should have some of the knowledge and skill of the trained nurse.
She may not be a trained nurse, but she should have some of the knowledge and skill of the trained nurse.
Of course her name may not have been Orme, then, and she may not have been a trained nurse.
Once, when I contracted a fever, he was really worried, and hired a skillful doctor and a trained nurse; but he never entered my sickroom.
Dick," and at the mention of the name the flush upon her face became more apparent--"told me that he expects a trained nurse in soon on one of the steamers.
When she got well she left Glendale, an' I heard later that she became a trained nurse.
I have written to the mission station down river, asking for a trained nurse.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trained nurse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
